aero port in flat wall?

[bass juggernaut]

I have a 2005 chevy silverado half ton, I'm doing a b pillar wall with 8 ten inch rockford p2d210s ran off of two rockford t1000's, and I was thinking about using a single 8 inch aero port with a depth of 6 inches long. The box dimensions are 38 high, 50 wide, 14 deep, total box volume of 9.85 cubes tuned to 34hz.

Does anyone see any issues with my box design or have any additional input on anything about my box design?

[tacomaguy1]

only 5" of port area per cubic ft.

on the small side even for an aero

[bass juggernaut]

what should i be shooting for as far as port area??

[mothra]

I never use a round port that is less than 10". I get port noise or chuffing all the time. You should look into increasing your port area to get a little more length. I'm not saying you will have port noise but it's too dependent on too many other variables.

[bass juggernaut]

what if i use more then one? or does anyone have any ideas so i can get my 9 cubic inches within 32-35hz?

[tacomaguy1]

2 would be 10.2" which would be a lot better

there really isn't a rule to go by

[Triticum Agricolam]

Two 8" ports would be about 100 sq in of port area, for what you want to do that should work well. They will have to be about 20" long though.

[CleanSierra]

Just go sealed if you plan on putting that many subs of that size and type. It will sound better than an enclosure with inadequate port area. If you want to go ported, start subtracting the number of subs you want to run, maybe run just 4-6

[alaskanzx5]

For the money you would spend on those subs you can get 1-2 subs that will be louder and cleaner sounding imo.